If doesn't exists, then why? No demand or just nobody published it?
Asking because I will make that thing for myself and wonder if someone else will be interested of that.
Some time ago I worked about it to Gamecube, but I stopped. Now, when I have got Wii I will continue. I made first tests and seems that audio/video format from GC Flipper/Digital Output and Wii Holywood chip are the same (only a bit difference in video clock signal, but this is not a problem). You can see results above (attached photos).
Sumup (what I want to do):
- first small PCB soldered to Wii motherboard (like XenoGC), with FFC socket
- FFC cable (or something similar) which will move out signals outside of console case
- second bigger PCB, with FPGA and other chips, will accept console signals from FFC cable and, after processing in FPGA, send over HDMI and/or USB
The cost would about 30-40$. Neccessary would be complete disassemble wii to access motherboard and break a bit case (for FFC cable).
Advantages? No losses in DAC/ADC conversion (everything is digital) and possibility of further upgrades (I am thinking about advanced scaler and Pro Logic decoder, but I don't know if I will find time for that).
Soo... Is someone interested?